CETA Students Award Professor of the Year at Commencement

Dr. Hassan Salehi, Visiting Assistant Professor of the Samuel I. Ward Electrical Computer Engineering Department

 

Dominick Lauria, Adjunct Faculty for the Samuel I. Ward Electrical Computer Engineering Department

Every year the CETA student clubs and organizations invite the students to vote for the Professor of the Year award. The students award both a part-time and full-time faculty member at the commencement ceremony. What makes the Professor of the Year award so unique is that the students are truly the only ones involved in the process of selecting the winners of the award.

This year the students awarded Dr. Hassan Salehi, Visiting Assistant Professor of the Samuel I. Ward Electrical and Computer Engineering, with the Full-Time Professor of the Year and Dominick Lauria with the Part-Time Professor of the Year.

Professor Salehi joined the CETA faculty in 2015 and instructs both undergraduate and graduate level courses. Hassan has left an imprint on the 2017 graduating class after only two years in CETA. Hassan Salehi, himself, had earned his M.Eng from CETA and Ph.D. from UCONN.

Dominick Lauria is lab instructor for the Samuel I. Ward Electrical Computer Engineering Department. He earned a BS degree in Audio Engineering Technology from CETA and has industry experience in audio and electronic equipment repair.

CETA congratulates both of them on their success!

UNOTEs - 5/31/17